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Sinton ISD board approves $50,000 authorization and Interlay option for Pirate Stadium soccer field

Board of Trustees, Sinton Independent School District · March 24, 2025
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Summary

The Sinton ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously March 24 to move forward with Interlay field lines (Hellas) and authorized up to $50,000 from fund balance for soccer field upgrades at Pirate Stadium, delegating contracting authority to the superintendent.

The Sinton Independent School District Board of Trustees approved soccer field upgrades at Pirate Stadium during a special meeting March 24, 2025, adopting Option A — Interlay field lines (Hellas) for the playing surface. The motion to approve the Interlay option was made by Board Secretary Robin Brown and seconded by Board Member Sam Lankford; the board voted 6–0 in favor. Board Member Israel Ethan Garza was not in attendance.

Board Vice President Danny Lorberau separately moved to approve a fund-balance expenditure not to exceed $50,000 to pay for the upgrades; Board Member Carol Reagan seconded and the motion passed unanimously, 6–0. The board also voted to adopt the prevailing wage rate and to delegate authority to Superintendent Dr. Andy Reddock to execute contract instruments related to the field improvements, a motion made by Robin Brown and seconded by Carol Reagan that passed 6–0.

The approvals authorize staff to move forward with procurement and contracting under prevailing-wage requirements and to proceed within the $50,000 budget cap from district fund balance. The meeting record does not specify a contract start date or construction schedule; the superintendent was delegated authority to finalize contract instruments and next steps.